Blackpool, October 2007Blackpool beach is captured here at low tide by Guardian photographer Graeme Robertson, the setting sun casting a bewitching, painterly light across the scene. The towns iconic seafront bisects the picture, with wheeling seabirds above, and the sun reflecting off the water below. Robertson was in town for the Conservative party conference the last time the town hosted one and took a break to grab some fish and chips and watch the sun go down from the

He took it on the River Waveney near Bungay Common on the Suffolk coast

“They were so beautiful and intricate

Paul Gascoigne cried and

The demonstration had happened (miracle) and it had happened well (greater miracle)

Messi growing old and retiring

and started swimming again at the iconic fortress with its needle-thin golden spire

middle-aged ladies in careful make-up

He set up a backdrop next to the entrance to the hive

In the 13th century

One is the light: the setting sun illuminates the trees

Presented on museum-grade C-Type matt photographic paper stock

Six years later